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The Verdict unauiucun.

W. d. Suit, Druggist, Bippns, Ind-, testi-
lies; al can recommend Electric Ritters as
the very best remedy. Every bottle sold
has given relief in every case. One man
took six bottles, and was cured of Rheuma-
tism of 10 years standing" Abraham
Hare, druggist, Bellvillc, Ohio, affirms:
"The best selling medicine ! have ever
handled in nay 20 yesrs' experience, is
Electric Biitefs." Thousands Of others
haye added their testimony, so that the
verdict unanimous that Electric Bitters dc
cure all diseases of the Liver, Kidneys or
Blood. Only half dollar bottle at T. ID
Thomas drug store.
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THE GRAVE.
NV JAMES MONTGOMERY.

NV JAMES MONTGOMERY.
There is caim for those who weep
A rest for weary pilgrims found,
They softly lie and sweetly sleep
Low in the ground.
The storm that wrecks the wiatcT sky
No more disturbs their deep repose.
Than summer evenings latest sigh
That shuts the rosc,
long to lay this painful beaa
Aud aching heart beneath the soil,
To slumbcr in that dreamless bed
From all my toll.
For misery stole me at my bs,at-
And cast tse ssesiaess GA the wIlds
I perish; % my Mother Earth,
Take h0me thy Child
On thy dear lap these limbs recsjned,
Shall gently mouldcr into thee.
Nor leave one wrotched trace tehird
paseseAlng me.
Harkl strange sound affrights mine ear,
My piilse,-my brain runs wild,-I ravcs
--Abl who art thou whose voice hear?
81 am the Gravel
"The Grave. that never spake befs'e.
Hath found at length tongue 10 chiie;
o listenl'7 ~ viii speak no mOres-
BE silent, Pridel"
"Art thou Wre;eh of hope forlon,,
The victim vf consuming care2
Is thy distracted conscience torn
lly feA despair?
"a brln sed reed lso rti not break;
Affections all his ci,ildren feel;
He wounds ihes for his mercys sake.
lie wounds to heal.
"There ls a calm for those who weep,
A rest for weary Pilgrims found;
And while the mouldering ashes sleep
Low in the ground
"The Soul, of origin divine,
Gods glorious Image, freed from clay,
Ia hesVenis eternal sphere shall Shine
A star "g day
"The Sun is but spark of fire.
transient meteor in the sky5
The Soul. ilnmortal as its sire,
Shall never de-
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DR.. Fras,sr's Root Bs,tcsx.

Fssier's Root Bitters are not dram
shop beverage. But arc strictly medicinal
in every sense. They act strongly upon the
liver and kidneys, keep the bowels open
and regular, cleanse the blood and system
Of every impurity. Sold by druggists, 81.
At Thomas drug store.
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THE WORLDS WAY.
BY r. q. ALDRfCis

BYT. B. ALDRICN,
At HarOQn's Court Il ehancsd n.sNn = Ime
An Arab poet made this pleasant rllymc:
"The new Ercon Is n hOnsrshoe, wrought of God,
Whercwl,h the Sultan's stallion shall be shod."
On hearing this. his Highness smiled and gave
The man gold piece. Sing again, o slave!
Above his lutte the happy singer bent,
And turned another graceful comp,liucnt,
And, as before, the smiling S,iltan gave
The man shekal. Sing agAin, o slayeI
Again the verse canar, fluent as a rll
That wanders, silver-foOted, down a hill.
The sultan. listening, nodded rs before,
stir gave the gold. aud still demanded more.
The nimble fancy that had climbed 50 high.
Grew weary with Its climbing by aud by.
Strange dscord rose the sense went quito amiss,
The singers rhymes refused TO meet and Kiss,
Invention tagged, the biie got unstrung,
And twice he sang the scng already sung.
The Sultan, furious, called mute and said
40, Musta, straightway whip me OFF his head"
Poets, not in Arabia alone,
You get bchcaded when your skill is gone.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-06-25

TIE best ssire ia the world tor cuts,
bruises, sores, aslccrs sslt slsucm, fcvor sores.
letter, chapped hands, chilblands, corns.
and all skin eTuptions, and positively cures
piles, or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price 25c. per box at Thomas
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Dr.Fraxer's Magic Ointment.

A sure csire for all ,soils. burns, sores, cuts,
flesh wounds, sore nipple, hard and soft
corns, chapFssl lips and hands,. Price 80
cents. Sold by druggists. Williams MIG
Co, Props, Cleveland, o. Sold by T.
Thomas, the druggist.
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This is the time Of year when the
farmer hoes his corn all the week and
pares It on the Sabbath.
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When Baby was sick, We Eave her castnrts,
Whom she was Child, sits crind fo- Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she Lad Children, shs gave them CsstOria
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Single Copies S Cents.

Mrs. Bellehcsta-"'We don't have
donkey party every night, Mr. Blank, but
we should be pleased to see you any even
ing.'
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The man who gives his children habits
of industry provides for them better than
by giving them fortune.
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Advertise
House and Lot for Sale.

A One-haIt Lot, 80 ls9 feet, situate On
Hrad Lehigh Street, near the New Round
.hzssA. Houses upon which Is erected a good
iWe-st0ry Frame House. 10 \ y feet. A never
failing Well Of Pure Water, and a number OF
choice Fruit Trees and Vines on the lot. a nice
home for small family, For ternis Sc, call al
the CARBoS ADVOCATE once. Bank street
june 26if
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ton, AMI in cool moments make that
resolution good
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-06-25

There is visible labor, and there is an
invisible labor. To mediate is to labor,
to thipk Is to act.
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"A little fellow who bad never eaten
frosted cake, asked at the table for piece
Of THAT cake with plastering on it."
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VOL. XIV. No. 80.
Lehighton Business Directory

w. RAUDENBUgH, Bank street, wtIdlesale
j dealer in choice tfrfrAds Gf ~dfiskies, gin,
brandles, wines, sc, fSy- Patronage solicited.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-07-16
THE FALL ELECTIONS.

Massachusetts,, New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Viz
ginia, Kentucky, Texas, Tennessee,
Ohio, Iowa and Oregon will hold
elections this year. Legislatures are
to be elected in Kentucky, Virginia
and Iowa which will elect United
States senator's. Massachusetts. Mary
land, Kentucky, Ohio and Iowa elect
governors, and they with New York
| New Jersey and Virginia will elect leg
! %istures, wholly or in part. In New
York and Pennsylvania minor state
officers will be chosen. Prohibitory
amendments will be voted on in Ore
pou,T Tennessee aud Texas.
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SHERIFF,S SALE In PART
TU0N-

NJ. Dryden and oil Ii. Dryden, bI
Grimes II; Dryden, their guardian an
eq,s1or; Mary E.; CosdsI. Mary .m Az =
NesbIt, Phebe l.. Dean. Susan p. VOL
and her husband, Thomas j. " God. Ma ,
& Todd and her husband. Asia Tod
Margaret L Rhine. james w. Lair, W
liam Lair, susan +. GIlIiland and her b
band. Shepherd Y. Gi Inland. Eliza
stewart and her husband. James
Stewart, Mary Ann Lair, Charles T.
and jackson Lair. exparte. J.
DI virtue oil an order OF sale Issued q IN
ID Office of the clerk of the circuit III {
NJ Kamey. Ann II Rimey. Frank MydeI
and John Ii, DRYDEN by Grim g IL tden
their Guardian and curator. Mary E,rdel
Mary ii Charleton. JON W. NesbAdan
4 Ne bit, Pnebe l.. Dean, Susan p. 1ant
her hus band, thomas j. Wood, MAJ Todt
and her husband. AeIa Todd. Met Il
rhine, James W. Lair, William LaiIan T
uiiliiand and her husband. Shepher,Giiii-
land. Ei,zi J. art and her husb'ame
Ii. Stewart, May Ann Lair, Chari Lhii
r%eturnable to the August term, lS SAID
count. | will. ON
TUESDAY. AUGUST 2SD.
between The hours oi 9o'clock in renoon
aud I've o'clock IN the afternoon 10 day.
aud IN Iront of he court house do ne CITY
| a LEXINGTON, Ia Laiay,tIe counissOnii.
| during the session Of the said cf0urt OF
said county, sell publicly, by al 10 ibe
ni-ne,t bidder. Tor one-hulf cash a balance
m twelve u2l months with eightPr cent.
interest on deferred payments. dtrust TO
he taken L. secure the purchase npa
on the land sold ali the right, interest,
claim and estate OF the sailies. IN
said order of sale. in and to thSing de-
scam, a real estate. situate. lyIubeIng in
The county ui Laiaye,te and stalissouri.
to-WII: Sixty (6Dl acres of of ia end of
The west hail on The SOU beast au section
i've (5) in township forty-uin of range
t~wenry-four (2D. ~
GIVEN under ny hand this sof July,
1887. JOSEPH WAN.
iuNgtd Sheriff.
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IMMENSE OFFERS IN
ParasOIs, Gloves,
Hosiery, &c.

80 Parasols. comprising fine Satins,
Surah Silks, NC, in plain and lace
trimmed. black and fancy coiors, at
from 81 % up to 81 80; less than 90 on
the dollar OF their actual value.
Cotton Parasols from Toe on up.
% dozen Ladies and Misses Silk
Mitts, a special purchase, at 2Oc a pair
compare these with goods sold in town
for soc.
IS dozen Children and Misses fine
| and regular made Hose, sizes % to 81,
at Is, 20 and 25c per pair; almost gwen
away; every pair is worth two times
the price.
100 dozen Mems Cotton Socks, mix,
ed colors, at 81 and 123c per pair
worth 124 and 2Oc.
ID dozen Mems ~Suspenders at 20, 2:
and Soc: actually worth as much again
5 pieces Cottonade, for Mems ant
Boys clothing, at l5c a yard; woulf
be a bargain at 2Oc.
10 dozen Ladies' India Gauze Vests
at 20, 81, 40 and soc; immense bar
gains.
5 dozen Gents India Gauze Shirts a
25c; way below their real value.
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SPECIAL IN
DRESS GOODS.

Special low prices on all Dress
Goods, Dress Silks, Satins and Dress
Trimmings. Can't go into details as
stock is too varied. We guarantee,
however, the price of any article bought
of us to be lower than anywhere i'll
town. Some must be closed out as
low as SOC on the dollar.
500 yards Dress Sateens, choice
styles and fast colors, at the low price
of 10, 124 and 15c per yard.
800 yards Fine French Sateens, yard
wide. choicest styles and best quality
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WHITE
DRESS GOODS.

Now is your time if you want some
thing nice in WHITE GOODS of any
description at Special Low Prices.
$50 yards Plain and Checked White
Goods, regular price 10c, our price 64c,
175 yards Sheer Striped India Linen
at &c per yard; cheap at lac.
10000 yards fine Hamburg Embroid'
cries, in narrow and medium widths
also, Swiss embroideries at %, 3, 5, CT
7, St, 9, 10, IL, 124, IA, Is, II, 20 and
25c per yard. A great sacrifice from
regular prices.
1900 yards Beautiful Oriental Laces
narrow and medium widths, at from II
to 25c per yard; worth double the price
A very complete assortment o
Flounces, As inches deep, i'll Swiss
Cambrics, Oriental and Egyptian Laces
(white and cream, narrow edges t.
match) all the choicest novelties, a
from Csc to 81 50 per yard; nearly 81
per cent. below their actual value.
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HE-EUPHEMISM OF THE VERB TO
ADVOCATE.

Our esteemed contemporary, me
Post, is pleased to say:-"ltls lmposs,-
Bile for some papers to discuss a pom,
with the least degree OF fairness anu
.civility. They fly at once to the "os'
abrupt accusations of perfldy ana We
nalitv. In keeping with this pollcy Is
The statement OF the Intelligencer iasl
week that the republican papers OF thls
county have sabdicated to the
tions.' We mean to be moderate Ill our
auona 81 all times, but must say ina
this statement, so far as we are coh-
cerped, is deserving of a very severe
epithet. We stated last week mat n
IntelIigencer is 'calm and candle IN its
utterances.' Perhaps we are mlstah-
en-" We trust that our nelghDor was
ripht. and that the lntellgencer is
calm and candid in its utterances. IL
certainly desires to be so, ana cour-
icons as well, still that may not permit
if at times 10 refrain from saying
things which il will be unpleasant 10
hear. No discussion can long pass
current unless it is based upon truth
aud reason. Our contemporary IN the
article above quoted appears to indulge
in a threat. 1t says that our language
is deserving of a very severe eplthet.
That means, we suppose, thai we uhusl
beware how we criticise 1t or we may
have epiLhets hurled at us. Does our
| contemporary really think thai II coui9
clear itself OF any charge in that way'
| We hear it sometimes talk OF the III
telligence of its constituency. certain,
w il could not win favor with cultivated
neonle nv such a course. We believe
| that in the recent contest between inc
peopIe and the railroads the Post and
| Register did abdicate to the corpora
lions. There were two sides TO the
question, that of the masses VINO ue-
sired effective legislation to control the
corporations, and that which declared
that legislation was not needed, ait
urged the corporations specious and
faise.pretense that ii obtained 1t wOuld
prevent railroad building, etc. Upon
which side the Post ranged itself we
leave it to answer. Epithets cannot
alter facts, and covert threats VIII MOI
prevent this paper from printing the
truth in the premises. How the PEG
pie of this county, democrats and re-
publicans, stood upon the question was
yery easily ascertained; and what theii
real interests were conld be learned by
even a superficial study of the rate;
paid by them upon their products
live. stock, merchandise, etc. If, il
order to conciliate a fancied loca III
terest, the Post did not abdicate to TIT
corporatlons. and oppose the interest!
of the masses of the people of Lafayette
county. we are very much mistaken
and we think that paper upon inquir!
will find that the conclusions reached
by the lntelligencer have been arrived
at by a large part Of its readers a
well. We hope it will be observed
that there is nothing said here abou
pertidy and venality. Those word
are Injected into the discussion by on
..caIn and candid" contemporary.
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TRUSTEES SALT.

WHERE A., lie. jtnin NJ. NanMeIrr aud Sa
Vun Mc.vI ht w.ip, hy their certain d, e
trust dated III" II h.!Iy IF April, ISIS, and reed
ed IN the citiUr Ui he recorder OF d1
within AMI tnr aiaS~,ie county, NJ :
at page Us, b.ok 2sl. conveyed 10 Rof
Taylor. uu-ir-. III following DESERT
land III Lafaye';r g. unity aforesaid. tow
The southc at guaiitr of the southeast quarter
section eleven AZ. and the sonthw
quarter OF The a"u,Ew'st quarter OF p
ton tw elvc u9; md also fifteen y
eighty-five one-hu"itedihs 10 $1,000 acres. ,
Ing a par, OF The southeast quar'cr of the soul
west quarter ii -eriion ;%'lve % Beginni
~ the center OF 8 id southwest quarter; tner
east thr, e ami tiiiY one hundr.dthS q 80 !
chainsj thence south twenty-tT rec and ~
thirds (23 "a degrees, east fweniy-One n
eighIy-s ven one hundrrdths (2l e1-l00) ,ha
TO point Ia line between sections twelve (l2J q
thirt. Ell tl3j theme west twelve and thirty-f
One-hupGTedt.s az 3i-lJu) chains 10 the ECU
west corner ofsaid quarter quarieri thence no
twenty t2O) chains L" beginning, all belns
township forty-niue t49) Ofrange twenty-five q
said deed OF liu-i WAS made to secure
therein described; and, whereas, default
been made in the paymebt of eaid NO
and interest, and the same are past ID
Now, Therefore. at the requ"st OF the owner
legal holder OF SAID notes, notice ID hereby gi'
that |. tn undersigned trustee. in accordal
win tn. terms and conditions oil said deed
trust. Will. on
SATURDAY, JULY BOTH. 1857
Offer said real estate for sale at public aucti
10 the highest bidder, for cash, in front of
court house door, IN the city OF Lexington
said county and state, bel ween the hours OF
O'Clock in the forenoon and five O'Clock In
afternoon Of that day., to satisfy said notes
trust. ROBERr
in. y9td rruste
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4reat this institution fairly to
81 it after a single years service
aly when | know that L am the
man to occupy the chair OF
"a philosophy here within the past
Is Years. 1t grieves me TO thlnk Hat
must abandon all hope of a return 10
IN native state, all of whose people
low seem to be my kindred. The pes
THAT I a expect is, that you will come
see me and send your boys that !
may teach them. L also hope that
NAV occasionally make you a nylhg
visit. Nav the kindest providence
attond Won all j. A. q.
Lexington, Va, June %, 1887.
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OROER OF PUBLICATlS

STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE.
In the Circuit court OF said county, in vaIon
June liza 1887.
Napoleon b. Prince
W. divorce
Matte q Prince.
" NO the said defend tut. Matte q. Princ.fo OF
L are hereby hoiii1ed that said p!alnuhas
commenced :: suit against you IN SAID cot by
petition, the object and general nature of let
l. 10 Obtain II divorce from the bonds oil fri-
mony heretofore contracted WIN yuu, uptht
grounds OF Gc5rrtIun without reasonable use
for more tEan one year
And you are iurthtr notified that unlesOt
appear AT the next tenn oil said court, To be-
gun and held al III. courthouse, IN the Col
Lexington, IN said County, on the 5:h dol
Decrulher nrXt, and on or beiOie the 9TH dol
said term, II the term shall. so long continue Il
II not, then brlGre the end OF the term. anu-
swer SAID petition, the same VIII he takSs
Confess, ii
And II Is further ordered that u copy here.
| published i'll the Lexington Weekly Inteili-
Ger, ii newspaper published IN said cOun 1
Lafayette, for tour weeks successfully. ihel
insertion. 10 ne 1T least four weeks before
commencement oI the next term Of this cOui
\ true copy. Attest:
DS5 Z Il. DANIEL. Cl-r
j ". WhIs.tt Attorney for t-iatH II
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SHERIFF,S ).
Berthe Hopper ct al

Berthe Hopper eli al
vs.
William \. Gibbs.
DN virtue OF an alias executed from the
ID Office oil the clerk oil tue court oil
La.fa yeti county. Missouri. oil BERTHE
Hopper and his natural guari curator,
MeredetE W. Hopp, Rand agar. n. niDcs
to me uIrecte 1, ana r2turns.le august
| term, 1857, oil said court, | W
TUESDAY, AUuUSTasI.
between The hours OF nlne on the lore
noon and i've o'oloci.he alter
noon OF said day, ant MT oil the
courthouse door, IN the Lexington,
III LaiaI,tie county, AissounS the SEES
sion al the said cncult c~OuTt,ouhiy, sell
publicly, BY auction TO the bidder, lor
cash IN nand. All the right, tiest, claim
amt e5Latr oil tie ssid u DIS
il aaI TO the Oi~tcNitTiheu real
%eslGtr, siiu5ir, lying aEri the coun-
~ oI Lliayvt,r aud stnte orr, lo-wlt'
L.,ts "a, % anu TWO t2 Fcn 10; io'
eiEat,cn -, block i've ~, tltJ bsoch
thIr,t,n 49,, ia the town oi also lot OF
IL, biOcE one ~ McBucI!iion to ihe
tJwn OF UIc-sI i-ui-f L. Mo
Iiv.n uuici IA, hand taY OF July
1851 JOSkfiW MAN,
Juiy sui SHefiu-
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r NOTICE.

I + OF admin istraton On the o-part-
L. nrrship estate OF Warner, Baggeriyv Co..
were granted TO the undersigned srvIvlDg
pai tner5 on the 9TH day of July. 1857, by the
Probate court oil Lafayette county, Missouri
All persons having claims against sal estate
are reuulrcG to exhibit them to lis for advance
within one year after the date oil this nice, or
they may lie precluded from any brnefltf said
csia;e (; and if such claims be not exhibiit with
III tW - years they will he forever barred
DAVID c.
GrO..W SNYDER,
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NOTICE.

ETrER~ trsiHm"ntary on the state OF
"a lanes \. Mediation, deceased, wee grant
ell to the undersigned on the eth duyoi July.
1857. by the Probate court of Laiay ettecohnty,
Missouri.
M persons having claims against sad estate
are required to exhibit them TO me Tor allowances
within one year after the dat of this ntice, or
they may he ~prccludcd from any bench OF such
estate; aud .Ifsuchc claims he not exhibited with
in two years they will be forever barre.
MARTHA ANN MCHATDN,
g,lrotE Exputrfy
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL SETTLE
MENT.

STATE OF MISSOURI, d.
IoUET OF LAFAYETTE.
Annual settlement Of the estate of Ira An.
drr-Cn, deceased.
NOTICE Is hereby given 10 all creditd and
IN other, interested ia the estate of Ira An
dri7on, deceased. tuit We. Harriet G. lUer-
son, ADMINISTRATIVE, and Warren v. Anrson,
aimInistrit lr OF said estate, intend to me cnI
first annual settlement thereof ut The Igust
term ui the Probate court of Lafayette 0nty,
Missouri, t. lie held at Lexington, Mlssoi, on
the second Moaiay IN August, lSs7
HARRIET {. ASDERSC,
AdmInistraX.
WARREN V. ANDERSI,
f-n
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A~DMINiSTRATRlX' NOTICE.

! t1"fERS nG administration on tue estate OF
- l-aac Warner, deceased. were granted
Ia the underaisned On the 3oth day u: jane, 1887
by The probate Court OF Lafayette county. Mis-
eOurI.
All persons having claims against Sid estate
are, required Ia exhibit them TO me Tor allowance
within one year after the date oi this notice, VI
they may be precluded from any Deneh oil such
eHtate; and II such claims be not exhibited
within Two yeafs they VIII he forever larred.
MARY a. WARNER,
inlAatE lmInlhInitrIS
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SUBURBAN RESIDENCE FOR
SALE

OFFER for sac, at a bargain, my s&
L twc-stOry Brick Residence, contain nj
ing 6 Rooms, Kitchen and Cellar. A
good large New Barn. Buggy-house 1EA-
oienty of stock alter. There are also all IeCess s.
sary outbuiidings. Good well and Cow-siied.
sill made OF the hest pine lumber
OF VERY RICH LAMB.
About 400 best apple trees, 20U of them bearing.
4 large quantity of other fruits. of all kinds,
and Of the hest quality. One acre In Turner
and Cu'hhert Rispbcrries. One-fourth of an
acre in the best variety of Straw berries. A fine
vein of Coal uude lies the whole place, ? =
ssslsS gs e sSss. s .s 1aes 9soss asF ls;s ~ 3
l2l estazsss9Ts2eass2ajt = hest "a ~